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LETTERKENNY, CO. DONEGAL, IRELAND – Senior-cycle students from Mulroy College in Milford got a glimpse of the business world this month when Pramerica Systems Ireland, a software and contact centre subsidiary of U.S.-based Prudential Financial, Inc. (PFI) [NYSE:PRU], opened its

The Ulster District Athletics qualifying rounds were held in Antrim on Tuesday. Following a successful week at the Donegal ETB athletics last week, a team of twenty students from Mulroy College and their teacher, Ms Crampsie participated in the event.

We set off from the college at 3a.m. to Dublin Port, everyone was exhausted!. We were all really excited for the weekend ahead of us. We arrived at Dublin Port at 6.35a.m. , everyone was astonished at the size of

Mulroy College students raised €1,228 euro this year for MS through our readathon. From left in photo: Adrian McCollum, Paddy Gallagher, Andrea Twamley and Ms O Connor. Below is Adam Doherty with his new tablet from the MS society in recognition of

The parents Association of Mulroy College held their draw in the college last Friday assisted by members of the Student Council.. Over €3,500 was raised by selling tickets. A huge thank you to all the sponsors of the prizes and

Mulroy College held its annual Drop Everything and Read event recently. Local man Mr John Steward  from Milford Mart visited the college where he was interviewed over the intercom by 6th year student Chloe Bradley. Below are pictures of students during the

The Marie Keating Foundation visited the town of Milford last Friday. Prior to opening their services to the Milford community, they stopped in Mulroy College to talk to all senior students on health issues. The visit arose after all first

Donegal football legend Christy Toye spent a day in Mulroy Collge working with 2nd and 5th year students as part of the Sky Sports Programme. Christy is a Mentor on the Sky Sports programme which aims to motivate and inspire students

The Villa Rose Hotel in Ballybofey was the excellent venue for the annual Careers Fair organised by the Donegal Branch of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors. 5th year students from Mulroy College were among1500 students from secondary schools across Co

Brendan returned today to Mulroy College where Principal Ms Fiona Temple and students congratulated him on his latest achievement of qualification to the 2016 Olympic games. Brendan attended Mulroy College many years ago and returns where possible to meet with